STEM at Yale: Up Down Up This book is a history that tracks Yale's progress in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) over two centuries. This period includes three major wars, numerous recessions, and one Great Depression. Yale University is now fully capable of meeting the enormous challenge of preparing highly intelligent students to forward mankind's quest for a better world. In my extensive research to write this book, I perused the writings and biographies of many great people. We begin with President Timothy Dwight IV and Benjamin Silliman, two Yale legends who brought...